NEWS
Cheap eats
The Better Health Store is located on the outskirts of Frandor Shopping Center and the café inside has been around for roughly two years.
NEWS
Drummer bids farewell
MSU rockers Flatfoot are ready to jam one last time before drummer Joe Irvin departs. Irvin will play his last show with the group Friday night at the Temple Club, 500 E.
COMMENTARY
Undergraduates qualified to teach
As a former undergraduate teaching assistant for Lyman Briggs School, I feel compelled to weigh in on the undergraduate vs.
ICE HOCKEY
Comley names Slater captain
Jim Slater's hockey résumé has many highlights. Being named captain for the Spartans' 2003-04 campaign by MSU hockey coach Rick Comley is somewhere below the header.
NEWS
Fundraiser, auction to raise money for Kresge
The 4th annual Twilight in the Garden fund-raiser for Kresge Art Museum will be held Sunday from 4 to 7:30 p.m.
NEWS
Top 10 albums
1. "Love & Life," Mary J. Blige, Geffen (Last week: Not on charts) 2. "Metamorphosis," Hilary Duff, Buena Vista (not on charts) 3. "The Neptunes Present
COMMENTARY
Photo story simply 'scandalous' for SN
The State News photo story "Stripped down" was completely inappropriate and out of place.
NEWS
Ronstadt to sing with symphony orchestra
The MSU Symphony Orchestra will perform with Grammy Award winner Linda Ronstadt on Friday in the Wharton Center's Great Hall.
MSU
'U' students donate school supplies to Lansing children
MSU students will donate $250 in school supplies to Lansing elementary schoolchildren on Friday. Starting at 3 p.m.
COMMENTARY
Making legal things illegal can be more fun than 'U' expect
OK, here it goes. How about thinking about all those things that you would like to declare illegal. This is a totally personal list because we are individuals and we are very self-centered in many of our actions.
COMMENTARY
Patriotism now
Too many have dyed the American soil red for us to wash away all of the sacrifices and principles that bare the liberties and freedoms enjoyed since our independence. Today marks the two-year anniversary of the Sept.
NEWS
Muslim students, faculty say progress still needed
Two years after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, members of MSU's Muslim community say education is still needed to help move forward and increase understanding of their religion. Khalida Zaki, an MSU sociology professor, said the impact of Sept.
MICHIGAN
'U' rioters sentenced
Four MSU students were sentenced to jail time on Wednesday for their roles in the March 28-30 disturbances which resulted in more than $40,000 in damage to the city and campus. Three of the students were banned from state-funded university campuses for one year.
NEWS
Upcoming Concerts in the Lansing area
September Tonight: MSU Suzuki Faculty Collage Concert at MSU-CMS Auditorium, 841 Timberlane Road in East Lansing. Friday: Thom Jayne & The Free Radicals at Schuler Books & Music, 1982 W.
MSU
Banned-song concert highlights First Amendment
A half-full Fairchild Theater shook Tuesday with the rhythms of songs that weren't always accepted in American culture. The concert, titled "Freedom Sings," highlighted first-amendment issues through music. "Freedom energizes the nation," said Ken Paulson, the evening's narrator and executive director of the First Amendment Center, which hosted the event.
COMMENTARY
Democrats can abuse powers too
As a conservative Republican, I would have to agree with most of what Andrew Goetz had to say in his column "Republican Party members take power to new extremes". The problem with the column was that it was somewhat incomplete.
NEWS
'U' community observes national day of mourning
For Katie Neddermeyer, it's the photographs she took that day. For her roommate Heather Carlile, it's the poster she kept from the first MSU football game after the attacks. "People still remember it, but you can't keep dwelling on it," said Carlile, a professional writing junior, as she unrolled the yellowed paper. Jody Oberdick didn't keep anything physical.
NEWS
MIDDAY UPDATE: Minister living on billboard to raise funds
A local minister has set high fund-raising goals - literally.Pastor Brian Henley has been living on a Lansing billboard, at the Martin Luther King Jr.